Waterless Composting Toilets New Zealand, trading as WCTNZ®, is a founder-led New Zealand business focused on practical composting toilet, greywater and alternative wastewater solutions.
WCTNZ® supports homes, baches, tiny houses, rural properties, commercial sites, public-use projects and off-grid builds across Aotearoa New Zealand.

WCTNZ® was built to help New Zealanders understand, choose and live with better wastewater pathways. The business is practical by nature: focused on real projects, real site constraints and systems that need to work after the sale is complete.
Waterless Composting Toilets NZ Limited, trading as WCTNZ®, supplies and supports composting toilets, greywater systems, pump stations, toilet buildings, consumables, parts and related alternative wastewater products for New Zealand projects.
The work is built around system selection. A good outcome depends on more than choosing a model from a list. The system needs to suit the building, the site, the expected use, the servicing pathway and the customer’s long-term expectations.
That is why WCTNZ® focuses on practical advice, product knowledge and realistic project guidance before a customer commits to a pathway.
Many people arrive at WCTNZ® interested in composting toilets or off-grid wastewater, but unsure where to start. Some are trying to solve a building, bach, tiny house, rural or public-use project. Others are working through water supply, infrastructure, greywater, servicing or consent questions.
WCTNZ® exists because customers do not just need a product. They need to understand the system pathway: how the toilet works, what the site needs, how greywater is handled, what ongoing care looks like and what expectations are realistic.
Good advice at the start can prevent poor outcomes later. A composting toilet or greywater system should be chosen for the real project, not just the product photo.
Self-contained, split, batch, continuous and specialist composting toilet systems for different site layouts, user numbers and project types.
Greywater products and pathways for projects where toilet waste is separated and the remaining wastewater stream still needs proper attention.
Support for wider wastewater pathways where pumping, drainage, ventilation, system packaging or product combinations need to be considered together.
Options for projects that need a more complete toilet facility, including public-use, commercial, rural, campground or infrastructure-limited sites.
The right system depends on the details. WCTNZ® looks at how the project will be used, where the system will sit, whether the use is full-time or part-time, what services are available, how maintenance will be handled and whether the project may involve professional design or local authority requirements.
WCTNZ® believes wastewater systems should be chosen carefully. Composting toilets and greywater systems can reduce unnecessary water use, support better source separation and help projects move away from old assumptions about waste and dilution where the site suits that pathway.
That does not mean one system is right for every project. WCTNZ® supports practical sustainability: systems that are suitable, maintainable, understandable and supported over time.
The goal is better wastewater thinking. The right system should make sense for the land, the building, the people using it and the long-term operation of the project.
WCTNZ® aims to help customers understand both the strengths and the responsibilities of alternative wastewater systems. Composting toilets are not magic boxes. Greywater does not disappear just because blackwater is separated. Public-use systems need real capacity thinking. Off-grid projects still need practical servicing plans.
Good outcomes come from honest advice, suitable products, correct installation planning, realistic maintenance expectations and support when questions come up later.
Tell WCTNZ® what you are building, where the project is based, how it will be used and what outcome you need. That is the best starting point for choosing the right pathway.